which music makes you feel like you climbed a great height and is gazing down?
aliked...@hotmail.com
what else?
what makes you feel like a hawk flying and looking for rabbits to eat.
tho...@antispam.ham
> strauss's alpine symphony.
>
> what else?
America, the Beautiful. After all, Katherine Bates did climb a great
height and gazed down when she came up with the words.
Peter T. Daniels
Pike's Peak, to be specific.
--
Peter T. Daniels gram...@att.net
Nightingale
Peter T. Daniels wrote:
> tho...@antispam.ham wrote:
>
>>aliked...@hotmail.com writes:
>>
>>
>>>strauss's alpine symphony.
>>>
>>>what else?
>>
>>America, the Beautiful. After all, Katherine Bates did climb a great
>>height and gazed down when she came up with the words.
>
>
> Pike's Peak, to be specific.
http://capecodtravel.com/towns/falmouth/kathybates_1001.shtml
"One day some of the other teachers and I decided to go on a trip to
14,000-foot Pike's Peak. We hired a prairie wagon. Near the top we had
to leave the wagon and go the rest of the way on mules. I was very
tired. But when I saw the view, I felt great joy. All the wonder of
America seemed displayed there, with the sea-like expanse."
We did that song in school, but I never knew the story or all the
verses. It's a beautiful poem.
--
Io la Musica son, ch'ai dolci accenti
So far tranquillo ogni turbato core,
Et or di nobil ira et or d'amore
Poss'infiammar le più gelate menti.
Peter T. Daniels
>
> Peter T. Daniels wrote:
>
> > tho...@antispam.ham wrote:
> >
> >>aliked...@hotmail.com writes:
> >>
> >>>strauss's alpine symphony.
> >>>
> >>>what else?
> >>
> >>America, the Beautiful. After all, Katherine Bates did climb a great
> >>height and gazed down when she came up with the words.
> >
> > Pike's Peak, to be specific.
>
> http://capecodtravel.com/towns/falmouth/kathybates_1001.shtml
>
> "One day some of the other teachers and I decided to go on a trip to
> 14,000-foot Pike's Peak. We hired a prairie wagon. Near the top we had
> to leave the wagon and go the rest of the way on mules. I was very
> tired.
(Imagine how the mules felt.)
> But when I saw the view, I felt great joy. All the wonder of
> America seemed displayed there, with the sea-like expanse."
>
> We did that song in school, but I never knew the story or all the
> verses. It's a beautiful poem.
Kathy Bates, the Academy Award™-winning actress, is related to Katherine
Bates, the college dean and poet?
Dave Cook
> strauss's alpine symphony.
>
> what else?
Sibelius: Symphony 5
Nielsen: Helios Overture
Dave Cook
Nightingale
Peter T. Daniels wrote:
>>
>>http://capecodtravel.com/towns/falmouth/kathybates_1001.shtml
>>
>>"One day some of the other teachers and I decided to go on a trip to
>>14,000-foot Pike's Peak. We hired a prairie wagon. Near the top we had
>>to leave the wagon and go the rest of the way on mules. I was very
>>tired.
>
>
> (Imagine how the mules felt.)
>
LOL!
Susan Cohen
Susan
Susan Cohen
> Nightingale wrote:
> >
> > Peter T. Daniels wrote:
> >
> > > tho...@antispam.ham wrote:
> > >
> > >>aliked...@hotmail.com writes:
> > >>
> > >>>strauss's alpine symphony.
> > >>>
> > >>>what else?
> > >>
> > >>America, the Beautiful. After all, Katherine Bates did climb a
great
> > >>height and gazed down when she came up with the words.
> > >
> > > Pike's Peak, to be specific.
> >
> > http://capecodtravel.com/towns/falmouth/kathybates_1001.shtml
> >
> > "One day some of the other teachers and I decided to go on a trip
to
> > 14,000-foot Pike's Peak. We hired a prairie wagon. Near the top we
had
> > to leave the wagon and go the rest of the way on mules. I was very
> > tired.
>
> (Imagine how the mules felt.)
I doubt is anyone would have bothered to ask them. They are
beasts of burden after all.
> > But when I saw the view, I felt great joy. All the wonder of
> > America seemed displayed there, with the sea-like expanse."
> >
> > We did that song in school, but I never knew the story or all the
> > verses. It's a beautiful poem.
>
> Kathy Bates, the Academy Award™-winning actress, is related to
Katherine
> Bates, the college dean and poet?
> --
> Peter T. Daniels gram...@att.net
Is that right, Daniels?
Susan
tho...@antispam.ham
>>> strauss's alpine symphony.
>>>
>>> what else?
>> America, the Beautiful. After all, Katherine Bates did climb a great
>> height and gazed down when she came up with the words.
> How great a height?
14,110 feet above sea level, but only about 9,000 feet above the flat
terrain to the east. [N.B. the elevation for the summit of Pike's Peak
was recently revised upward a few feet.]
> And wasn't she a Jew-hating bigot?
Irrelevant to the question asked.
Susan Cohen
> Susan Cohen writes:
>
> >>> strauss's alpine symphony.
> >>>
> >>> what else?
>
> >> America, the Beautiful. After all, Katherine Bates did climb a
great
> >> height and gazed down when she came up with the words.
>
> > How great a height?
>
> 14,110 feet above sea level, but only about 9,000 feet above the flat
> terrain to the east. [N.B. the elevation for the summit of Pike's
Peak
> was recently revised upward a few feet.]
Really? I didn't know that! I wonder why?
> > And wasn't she a Jew-hating bigot?
>
> Irrelevant to the question asked.
Perhaps, perhaps not.
Susan
tho...@antispam.ham
>>>>> strauss's alpine symphony.
>>>>>
>>>>> what else?
>>>> America, the Beautiful. After all, Katherine Bates did climb a great
>>>> height and gazed down when she came up with the words.
>>> How great a height?
>> 14,110 feet above sea level, but only about 9,000 feet above the flat
>> terrain to the east. [N.B. the elevation for the summit of Pike's Peak
>> was recently revised upward a few feet.]
> Really? I didn't know that! I wonder why?
Improvements in the ability to measure elevations.
>>> And wasn't she a Jew-hating bigot?
>> Irrelevant to the question asked.
> Perhaps, perhaps not.
Classic unsubstantiated claim.
Susan Cohen
> Susan Cohen writes:
>
> >>>>> strauss's alpine symphony.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> what else?
>
> >>>> America, the Beautiful. After all, Katherine Bates did climb a
great
> >>>> height and gazed down when she came up with the words.
>
> >>> How great a height?
>
> >> 14,110 feet above sea level, but only about 9,000 feet above the
flat
> >> terrain to the east. [N.B. the elevation for the summit of Pike's
Peak
> >> was recently revised upward a few feet.]
>
> > Really? I didn't know that! I wonder why?
>
> Improvements in the ability to measure elevations.
Oh, of course.
>
> >>> And wasn't she a Jew-hating bigot?
>
> >> Irrelevant to the question asked.
>
> > Perhaps, perhaps not.
>
> Classic unsubstantiated claim.
I don't see why? Most American caucasians of that generation
were anti-semitic and/or generally racist.
Susan
Susan Cohen
How about elevator music like muzak?
Susan
Nightingale
>> >>> And wasn't she a Jew-hating bigot?
>
>> >> Irrelevant to the question asked.
>
>> > Perhaps, perhaps not.
>
>> Classic unsubstantiated claim.
>
> were anti-semitic and/or generally racist.
How is that relevant to the original question about music?
Susan Cohen
> > Susan Cohen writes:
> >> >>> And wasn't she a Jew-hating bigot?
> >
> >> >> Irrelevant to the question asked.
> >
> >> > Perhaps, perhaps not.
> >
> >> Classic unsubstantiated claim.
> >
> > I don't see why? Most American caucasians of that generation
> > were anti-semitic and/or generally racist.
>
> How is that relevant to the original question about music?
Shall we discuss Wagner again?
Susan
Nightingale
Susan Cohen writes:
>
>> >> >>> And wasn't she a Jew-hating bigot?
>
>> >> >> Irrelevant to the question asked.
>
>> >> > Perhaps, perhaps not.
>
>> >> Classic unsubstantiated claim.
>
>> > I don't see why? Most American caucasians of that generation
>> > were anti-semitic and/or generally racist.
>
>> How is that relevant to the original question about music?
>
> Shall we discuss Wagner again?
>
That does not answer the question. Go ahead and talk about Wagner if
you wish, but I'm not interested in his music & won't be joining in.
(Irrelevant newsgroups removed.)
DrPostman
with The Prophecy scribed:
Classic unsubstantiated Tholen.
--
DrPostman USPS, MBMC, BsD; "Disgruntled, But Unarmed"
Member,Board of Directors, afa-b, SKEP-TI-CULT® #15-51506-253.
AFA-B Official Pollster & Hammer of Thor winner - August 2004
You can email me at: DrPostman(at)gmail.com
"Nothing compares to the complicated futility of ignorance."
-Kurt Vonnegut
Bookman
"DrPostman" <Lo...@mysig.foremail> wrote in message
news:nlt9s0h797lkd4apv...@4ax.com...
> On Sun, 19 Dec 2004 02:38:15 GMT, tho...@antispam.ham in accordance
> with The Prophecy scribed:
>
>>Susan Cohen writes:
>>
>>>>>>> strauss's alpine symphony.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> what else?
>>
>>>>>> America, the Beautiful. After all, Katherine Bates did climb a great
>>>>>> height and gazed down when she came up with the words.
>>
>>>>> How great a height?
>>
>>>> 14,110 feet above sea level, but only about 9,000 feet above the flat
>>>> terrain to the east. [N.B. the elevation for the summit of Pike's Peak
>>>> was recently revised upward a few feet.]
>>
>>> Really? I didn't know that! I wonder why?
>>
>>Improvements in the ability to measure elevations.
>>
>>>>> And wasn't she a Jew-hating bigot?
>>
>>>> Irrelevant to the question asked.
>>
>>> Perhaps, perhaps not.
>>
>>Classic unsubstantiated claim.
>
>
> Classic unsubstantiated Tholen.
a rational argument.
ESL!
--
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LeonS...@mitz.com.il
wrote:
Come, Susan! Oi! Don't fail us. Isn't EVERYONE a jew-hating bigot?
tho...@antispam.ham
>>>>>>> strauss's alpine symphony.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> what else?
>>>>>> America, the Beautiful. After all, Katherine Bates did climb a great
>>>>>> height and gazed down when she came up with the words.
>>>>> How great a height?
>>>> 14,110 feet above sea level, but only about 9,000 feet above the flat
>>>> terrain to the east. [N.B. the elevation for the summit of Pike's Peak
>>>> was recently revised upward a few feet.]
>>> Really? I didn't know that! I wonder why?
>> Improvements in the ability to measure elevations.
> Oh, of course.
Good to see you comprehend that.
>>>>> And wasn't she a Jew-hating bigot?
>>>> Irrelevant to the question asked.
>>> Perhaps, perhaps not.
>> Classic unsubstantiated claim.
> I don't see why?
Where do you see the alleged substantiation?
> Most American caucasians of that generation
> were anti-semitic and/or generally racist.
Another unsubstantiated claim.
dan tritter
> tho...@antispam.ham wrote:
>
>>aliked...@hotmail.com writes:
>>
>>
>>>strauss's alpine symphony.
>>>
>>>what else?
>>
>>America, the Beautiful. After all, Katherine Bates did climb a great
>>height and gazed down when she came up with the words.
>
>
> Pike's Peak, to be specific.
no wonder. she graduated fromn my high school [1876, a year or two
before me]
Susan Cohen
> Susan Cohen writes:
>
> >>>>>>> strauss's alpine symphony.
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>> what else?
>
> >>>>>> America, the Beautiful. After all, Katherine Bates did climb
a great
> >>>>>> height and gazed down when she came up with the words.
>
> >>>>> How great a height?
>
> >>>> 14,110 feet above sea level, but only about 9,000 feet above the
flat
> >>>> terrain to the east. [N.B. the elevation for the summit of
Pike's Peak
> >>>> was recently revised upward a few feet.]
>
> >>> Really? I didn't know that! I wonder why?
>
> >> Improvements in the ability to measure elevations.
>
> > Oh, of course.
>
> Good to see you comprehend that.
Well, its not like anyone couldn't. What with all the modern
technology we have today, its not hard to be more accurate.
>
> >>>>> And wasn't she a Jew-hating bigot?
>
> >>>> Irrelevant to the question asked.
>
> >>> Perhaps, perhaps not.
>
> >> Classic unsubstantiated claim.
>
> > I don't see why?
>
> Where do you see the alleged substantiation?
And what are you implying by that remark?
>
> > Most American caucasians of that generation
> > were anti-semitic and/or generally racist.
>
> Another unsubstantiated claim.
So white Americans of that generation never referred to
negros as niggers or coons, never made them sit at the
back of the bus and didn't practice segregation. Next
you'll be denying the Holocaust.
Susan
Susan Cohen
Susan
tho...@antispam.ham
>>>>>>>>> strauss's alpine symphony.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> what else?
>>>>>>>> America, the Beautiful. After all, Katherine Bates did climb a great
>>>>>>>> height and gazed down when she came up with the words.
>>>>>>> How great a height?
>>>>>> 14,110 feet above sea level, but only about 9,000 feet above the flat
>>>>>> terrain to the east. [N.B. the elevation for the summit of Pike's Peak
>>>>>> was recently revised upward a few feet.]
>>>>> Really? I didn't know that! I wonder why?
>>>> Improvements in the ability to measure elevations.
>>> Oh, of course.
>> Good to see you comprehend that.
> Well, its not like anyone couldn't. What with all the modern
> technology we have today, its not hard to be more accurate.
Nor is it hard to think of that before wondering why.
>>>>>>> And wasn't she a Jew-hating bigot?
>>>>>> Irrelevant to the question asked.
>>>>> Perhaps, perhaps not.
>>>> Classic unsubstantiated claim.
>>> I don't see why?
>> Where do you see the alleged substantiation?
> And what are you implying by that remark?
You're erroneously presupposing that I'm implying something by that
remark. Rather, I'm asking where you see the alleged substantiation.
>>> Most American caucasians of that generation
>>> were anti-semitic and/or generally racist.
>> Another unsubstantiated claim.
> So white Americans of that generation never referred to
> negros as niggers or coons, never made them sit at the
> back of the bus and didn't practice segregation.
Non sequitur; you were making claims about anti-semitism. Do try to
stick to one subject at a time, Cohen.
> Next you'll be denying the Holocaust.
Illogical, given that "Most American caucasians" were not involved in
the Holocaust, which took place in Germany. Your history is deficient.
And it still has nothing to do with the question asked, which involves
music that makes one feel like gazing down after a great height has been
climbed, Cohen.
Susan Cohen
Your name, Tholen, is German isn't it?
Susan
Bookman
"Susan Cohen" <flab...@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1103465182.4...@c13g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
He Thole it.
Peter T. Daniels
If you're _going_ to get started, then get the fuck out of r.m.c.
tho...@antispam.ham
>>>>>>>>> How great a height?
>>>>> Oh, of course.
>>>>>>> Perhaps, perhaps not.
>>>>>> Classic unsubstantiated claim.
Note: no response.
>>>>> Most American caucasians of that generation
>>>>> were anti-semitic and/or generally racist.
>>>> Another unsubstantiated claim.
>>> So white Americans of that generation never referred to
>>> negros as niggers or coons, never made them sit at the
>>> back of the bus and didn't practice segregation.
>> Non sequitur; you were making claims about anti-semitism. Do try to
>> stick to one subject at a time, Cohen.
Note: no response.
>>> Next you'll be denying the Holocaust.
>> Illogical, given that "Most American caucasians" were not involved in
>> the Holocaust, which took place in Germany. Your history is deficient.
>> And it still has nothing to do with the question asked, which involves
>> music that makes one feel like gazing down after a great height has been
>> climbed, Cohen.
> Your name, Tholen, is German isn't it?
Non sequitur.
LeonS...@mitz.com.il
wrote:
>tho...@antispam.ham wrote:
Now now, what are you saying. She's extreme, maybe, but never crazy.
She knows the buttered side is up, and the factory where the butter
comes from.
DrPostman
with The Prophecy scribed:
>Note: no response.
>Note: no response.
>Non sequitur.
Note, ironically non-responsive.
justice-for-all
DrPostman wrote:
> On Sun, 19 Dec 2004 16:37:10 GMT, tho...@antispam.ham in accordance
> with The Prophecy scribed:
>
>
> >Note: no response.
>
> >Note: no response.
>
> >Non sequitur.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> DrPostman USPS, MBMC, BsD; "Disgruntled, But Unarmed"
> Member,Board of Directors, afa-b, SKEP-TI-CULT® #15-51506-253.
> AFA-B Official Pollster & Hammer of Thor winner - August 2004
> You can email me at: DrPostman(at)gmail.com
>
> "Nothing compares to the complicated futility of ignorance."
> -Kurt Vonnegut
DrPostman
<george_...@yahoo.com> in accordance with The Prophecy scribed:
>*****************+++++++++++++++++++
That's easy for you to say.
Risto Karttunen
>
> what makes you feel like a hawk flying and looking for rabbits to
eat.
>
can imagine the final chorale of Bruckner's 5th symphony as an
accompaniment to the mental image of a hawk soaring high (or rather a
re-born Phoenix bird rising out of flames).
--
risto
rgol...@bellsouth.net
"DrPostman" <Lo...@mysig.foremail> wrote in message
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DrPostman
accordance with The Prophecy scribed:
>Read your tag line, ! put that tin foil hat back on!
It's a quote, you dolt. And it explains how stupid that suggestion
of yours is. Care to explain all those posts where you didn't
type a single word, kook?
Matthew Fields
I have been the victim of a series of accidents.
...as have we all.
--
Matthew H. Fields http://personal.www.umich.edu/~fields
Music: Splendor in Sound
To be great, do things better and better. Don't wait for talent: no such thing.
Brights have a naturalistic world-view. http://www.the-brights.net/
george
wrote:
>On Mon, 20 Dec 2004 07:32:34 -0500, <rgol...@bellsouth.net> in
>accordance with The Prophecy scribed:
>
>>Read your tag line, ! put that tin foil hat back on!
>
>
>It's a quote, you dolt. And it explains how stupid that suggestion
>of yours is. Care to explain all those posts where you didn't
>type a single word, kook?
You're an anti-semite, aren't you? Don't ask me how I know.
George
(the real one)
DrPostman
<geo...@wtfiswrongwithyou.com> in accordance with The Prophecy
scribed:
>On Tue, 21 Dec 2004 00:38:57 GMT, DrPostman <Lo...@mysig.foremail>
>wrote:
>
>>On Mon, 20 Dec 2004 07:32:34 -0500, <rgol...@bellsouth.net> in
>>accordance with The Prophecy scribed:
>>
>>>Read your tag line, ! put that tin foil hat back on!
>>
>>
>>It's a quote, you dolt. And it explains how stupid that suggestion
>>of yours is. Care to explain all those posts where you didn't
>>type a single word, kook?
>
>You're an anti-semite, aren't you? Don't ask me how I know.
You don't. Happy Chanukah!
The Revd
wrote:
>On Tue, 21 Dec 2004 06:09:33 +0000, george
><geo...@wtfiswrongwithyou.com> in accordance with The Prophecy
>scribed:
>
>>On Tue, 21 Dec 2004 00:38:57 GMT, DrPostman <Lo...@mysig.foremail>
>>wrote:
>>
>>>On Mon, 20 Dec 2004 07:32:34 -0500, <rgol...@bellsouth.net> in
>>>accordance with The Prophecy scribed:
>>>
>>>>Read your tag line, ! put that tin foil hat back on!
>>>
>>>
>>>It's a quote, you dolt. And it explains how stupid that suggestion
>>>of yours is. Care to explain all those posts where you didn't
>>>type a single word, kook?
>>
>>You're an anti-semite, aren't you? Don't ask me how I know.
>
>
>You don't. Happy Chanukah!
>
Ignore giorgio. He's an asshole.
george
"george" <geo...@wtfiswrongwithyou.com> wrote in message
news:pfffs011t0geg4qm8...@4ax.com...
Radovitch, you've been turned into your ISP. I've contacted all of your
newsservers and given them copies of all of these spoof posts you've been doing.
You are well on your way to being black listed.
george
"DrPostman" <Lo...@mysig.foremail> wrote in message
> On Tue, 21 Dec 2004 06:09:33 +0000, george
> <geo...@wtfiswrongwithyou.com> in accordance with The Prophecy
> scribed:
>
>>On Tue, 21 Dec 2004 00:38:57 GMT, DrPostman <Lo...@mysig.foremail>
>>wrote:
>>
>>>On Mon, 20 Dec 2004 07:32:34 -0500, <rgol...@bellsouth.net> in
>>>accordance with The Prophecy scribed:
>>>
>>>>Read your tag line, ! put that tin foil hat back on!
>>>
>>>
>>>It's a quote, you dolt. And it explains how stupid that suggestion
>>>of yours is. Care to explain all those posts where you didn't
>>>type a single word, kook?
>>
>>You're an anti-semite, aren't you? Don't ask me how I know.
>
>
> You don't. Happy Chanukah!
>
You just responded to a spoof of me. Check the headers.
george
"The Revd" <rehn...@we-know-what.org> wrote in message
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I see that you've lost that glimmer in your eye? Did Heiniestabber turn you
down on another fudge packing?
The Revd
FORGERY!!! The desperation is palpable! LOL
Susan Cohen
That's right. I made no response. Its clear you're very observant.
So, were you expecting a response? I would have thought from your
attitude and condescending remarks that you wouldn't welcome one.
Or you would find some way to dismiss it. See below.
> >>>>> Most American caucasians of that generation
> >>>>> were anti-semitic and/or generally racist.
>
> >>>> Another unsubstantiated claim.
>
> >>> So white Americans of that generation never referred to
> >>> negros as niggers or coons, never made them sit at the
> >>> back of the bus and didn't practice segregation.
>
> >> Non sequitur; you were making claims about anti-semitism. Do try
to
> >> stick to one subject at a time, Cohen.
>
> Note: no response.
The same attitude and condecension again. And why should I
stick to one subject at a time? Can't you handle more than one?
(note the pun on Handl!)
> >>> Next you'll be denying the Holocaust.
>
> >> Illogical, given that "Most American caucasians" were not involved
in
> >> the Holocaust, which took place in Germany. Your history is
deficient.
> >> And it still has nothing to do with the question asked, which
involves
> >> music that makes one feel like gazing down after a great height
has been
> >> climbed, Cohen.
>
> > Your name, Tholen, is German isn't it?
>
> Non sequitur.
And what do you mean by that? Why are you trying to avoid the question
by hiding behind silly remarks like that. You are obvious a man. A very
shallow and small-minded man.
Susan
Susan Cohen
> On Sun, 19 Dec 2004 16:37:10 GMT, tho...@antispam.ham in accordance
> with The Prophecy scribed:
>
>
> >Note: no response.
>
> >Note: no response.
>
> >Non sequitur.
>
>
> Note, ironically non-responsive.
Is he always that rude? Or does he have issues with women?
Or Jews?
Susan
Susan Cohen
> On 19 Dec 2004 05:42:02 -0800, "Susan Cohen" <flab...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> >tho...@antispam.ham wrote:
> >> Susan Cohen writes:
> >> Another unsubstantiated claim.
> >
> >So white Americans of that generation never referred to
> >negros as niggers or coons, never made them sit at the
> >back of the bus and didn't practice segregation. Next
> >you'll be denying the Holocaust.
> >
> >Susan
>
> Now now, what are you saying. She's extreme, maybe, but never crazy.
> She knows the buttered side is up, and the factory where the butter
> comes from.
To whom are you referring? That Tholen person? I thought she was
a man. My bad.
Susan
Susan Cohen
> Susan Cohen wrote:
> >
[snip]
> > > Come, Susan! Oi! Don't fail us. Isn't EVERYONE a jew-hating
bigot?
> > Don't get *me* started, Leon.
>
> If you're _going_ to get started, then get the fuck out of r.m.c.
> --
> Peter T. Daniels gram...@att.net
And that's just the sort of response I have come to expect from
you Daniels. And you wonder why you have so few friends.
Susan
Peter T. Daniels
If I have ever responded to this Cohen person, it was to ask it to stop
crossposting its antisemitism to groups that have actual content.
Susan Cohen
"Not Susan Cohen" <flab...@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1103641015.4...@c13g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...>
> Is he always that rude? Or does he have issues with women?
> Or Jews?
As I have pointed out on more than one occasion: bigots project.
Here is a classic exampole
Susan (from verizon.net; accept no substitutes)
Susan Cohen
could really be stupidity on his part.
Susan (from verizon.net: accept no substitutes)
"Susan Cohen" <flab...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Susan Cohen
"Not Susan Cohen" <flab...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> LeonS...@mitz.com.il wrote:
>> On 19 Dec 2004 05:42:02 -0800, "Not Susan Cohen" <flab...@gmail.com>
>> wrote:\
Mr. Shapiro, please don't respond to the forger as if he were me.
Susan (from verizon.net; accept no substitutes.)
Peter T. Daniels
something to say about classical music? or New York City transit?
No.
Quit crossposting.
Nightingale
> Hey. Cohen. Whether the original or the forger. Have you ever had
> something to say about classical music? or New York City transit?
>
> No.
>
> Quit crossposting.
>
Not that there is any chance that either entity will listen to you.
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To all musicians, appear and inspire:
Translated Daughter, come down and startle
Composing mortals with immortal fire.
Nightingale
>> >>>>>>>> Irrelevant to the question asked.
>> >>>>>>> Perhaps, perhaps not.
>> >>>>>> Classic unsubstantiated claim.
>> >>>>> I don't see why?
>> >>>> Where do you see the alleged substantiation?
>> >>> And what are you implying by that remark?
>> >> You're erroneously presupposing that I'm implying something by
> that
>> >> remark. Rather, I'm asking where you see the alleged
> substantiation.
>> Note: no response.
> That's right. I made no response. Its clear you're very observant.
> So, were you expecting a response?
You haven't been here for very long, have you?
> I would have thought from your
> attitude and condescending remarks that you wouldn't welcome one.
> Or you would find some way to dismiss it. See below.
>
>
>
>> >>>>> Most American caucasians of that generation
>> >>>>> were anti-semitic and/or generally racist.
>> >>>> Another unsubstantiated claim.
>> >>> So white Americans of that generation never referred to
>> >>> negros as niggers or coons, never made them sit at the
>> >>> back of the bus and didn't practice segregation.
>> >> Non sequitur; you were making claims about anti-semitism. Do try
> to
>> >> stick to one subject at a time, Cohen.
>> Note: no response.
> The same attitude and condecension again. And why should I
> stick to one subject at a time? Can't you handle more than one?
> (note the pun on Handl!)
>
Pretty lame. Bach to trolling, which seems to be your main talent.
>> >>> Next you'll be denying the Holocaust.
>> >> Illogical, given that "Most American caucasians" were not involved
> in
>> >> the Holocaust, which took place in Germany. Your history is
> deficient.
>> >> And it still has nothing to do with the question asked, which
> involves
>> >> music that makes one feel like gazing down after a great height
> has been
>> >> climbed, Cohen.
>> > Your name, Tholen, is German isn't it?
There's actually a town called Tholen - I think it's in the Netherlands.
>> Non sequitur.
> And what do you mean by that?
Latin phrase meaning, "It does not follow." The characteristic feature
of arguments that fail to provide adequate support for their
conclusions, especially those that commit one of the fallacies of
relevance.
> Why are you trying to avoid the question
> by hiding behind silly remarks like that.
LOL! Ironic coming from somebody who is avoiding questions asked of her.
tho...@antispam.ham
>>>>>>>>>>> How great a height?
>>>>>>> Oh, of course.
>>>>>>>>> Perhaps, perhaps not.
>>>>>>>> Classic unsubstantiated claim.
>> Note: no response.
Because there is no substantiation to which you can point, Cohen.
> Its clear you're very observant.
And it's clear that you are not very observant, because you don't
see why it's valid to note that your claim is unsubstantiated, Cohen.
> So, were you expecting a response?
I was expecting an admission that your claim is unsubstantiated,
Cohen.
> I would have thought from your
> attitude and condescending remarks that you wouldn't welcome one.
You're erroneously presupposing that I made any condescending remarks,
Cohen. That's rather ironic, coming from someone who has completely
strayed from the topic and brought up anti-semitism.
> Or you would find some way to dismiss it. See below.
Classic spin-doctoring. I call it finding some way to NOT stray from
the topic, which happens to be music that makes you feel like you
climbed a great height and gazed down, Cohen. Check the subject line.
>>>>>>> Most American caucasians of that generation
>>>>>>> were anti-semitic and/or generally racist.
>>>>>> Another unsubstantiated claim.
>>>>> So white Americans of that generation never referred to
>>>>> negros as niggers or coons, never made them sit at the
>>>>> back of the bus and didn't practice segregation.
>>>> Non sequitur; you were making claims about anti-semitism. Do try to
>>>> stick to one subject at a time, Cohen.
>> Note: no response.
> The same attitude and condecension again.
Classic unsubstantiated and erroneous claim.
> And why should I stick to one subject at a time?
Why shouldn't you? Apparently because you have nothing valid to
contribute to that subject. After all, you have yet to say anything
about music that makes you feel like you climbed a great height and
gazed down.
> Can't you handle more than one?
Obviously you can't count either, Cohen, otherwise you would have
noticed multiple responses from me in multiple threads with different
subjects, which clearly indicates that I can handle more than one at
a time, but I can stick to the subject in each thread.
> (note the pun on Handl!)
Who is "Handl", Cohen?
>>>>> Next you'll be denying the Holocaust.
>>>> Illogical, given that "Most American caucasians" were not involved in
>>>> the Holocaust, which took place in Germany. Your history is deficient.
>>>> And it still has nothing to do with the question asked, which involves
>>>> music that makes one feel like gazing down after a great height has been
>>>> climbed, Cohen.
>>> Your name, Tholen, is German isn't it?
>> Non sequitur.
> And what do you mean by that?
I mean that your question does not logically follow in a discussion
about music that makes you feel like you climbed a great height and
gazed down, Cohen.
> Why are you trying to avoid the question
> by hiding behind silly remarks like that.
How ironic, coming from someone who has consistently avoided the question
about music that makes you feel like you climbed a great height and gazed
down, choosing instead to hide behind silly remarks about "Most American
caucasians" being involved in the Holocaust.
> You are obvious a man.
Non sequitur.
> A very shallow and small-minded man.
Also non sequitur, to go with unsubstantiated and erroneous.
Peter J Ross
> Susan Cohen writes:
>>>>>>>>>>>> How great a height?
>>>>>>>> Oh, of course.
>>>>>>>>>> Perhaps, perhaps not.
>>>>>>>>> Classic unsubstantiated claim.
>>> Note: no response.
>>>>>>> Another unsubstantiated claim.
>>> Note: no response.
>>> Non sequitur.
> Non sequitur.
What does any of this have to do with Alaskan culture, Tholen?
PJR :-)
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tho...@antispam.ham
>> Susan Cohen writes:
>>>>>>>>>>>>> How great a height?
>>>>>>>>> Oh, of course.
>>>>>>>>>>> Perhaps, perhaps not.
>>>>>>>>>> Classic unsubstantiated claim.
>>>> Note: no response.
>>>>>>>> Another unsubstantiated claim.
>>>> Note: no response.
>>>> Non sequitur.
>> Non sequitur.
Also non sequitur.
Nightingale
>>(note the pun on Handl!)
>
>
> Who is "Handl", Cohen?
>
Jacob Handl, also known as Jacobus Gallus. Slovenian composer,
1550-1591. He wrote a lot of church music - we've done some of his
motets, which are great fun. Handel's Funeral Anthem is based on one of
Handl's motets.
Nightingale
>>What does any of this have to do with Alaskan culture, Tholen?
>
>
> Also non sequitur.
>
Not really. Did you look at all the groups Cohen added to the distribution?
tho...@antispam.ham
>>> (note the pun on Handl!)
>> Who is "Handl", Cohen?
> Jacob Handl, also known as Jacobus Gallus. Slovenian composer,
> 1550-1591. He wrote a lot of church music - we've done some of his
> motets, which are great fun. Handel's Funeral Anthem is based on one of
> Handl's motets.
And how does that represent a pun, Nightingale?
tho...@antispam.ham
>>> What does any of this have to do with Alaskan culture, Tholen?
>> Also non sequitur.
> Not really.
Classic unsubstantiated and erroneous claim.
> Did you look at all the groups Cohen added to the distribution?
Yes; those added groups are also irrelevant to the original question.
Nightingale
Why are you asking me?
It's an example (although not particularly funny or original) of
paronomasia, the use of words that sound similar to other words, but
have different meanings.
Peter J Ross
> Peter J Ross writes:
>>> Susan Cohen writes:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> How great a height?
>>>>>>>>>> Oh, of course.
>>>>>>>>>>>> Perhaps, perhaps not.
>>>>>>>>>>> Classic unsubstantiated claim.
>>>>> Note: no response.
>>>>>>>>> Another unsubstantiated claim.
>>>>> Note: no response.
>>>>> Non sequitur.
>>> Non sequitur.
> Also non sequitur.
On your part, Davie.
tho...@antispam.ham
>>>>> (note the pun on Handl!)
>>>> Who is "Handl", Cohen?
>>> Jacob Handl, also known as Jacobus Gallus. Slovenian composer,
>>> 1550-1591. He wrote a lot of church music - we've done some of his
>>> motets, which are great fun. Handel's Funeral Anthem is based on one of
>>> Handl's motets.
>> And how does that represent a pun, Nightingale?
> Why are you asking me?
Because you're the one who knows who "Handl" is, Nightingale.
> It's an example (although not particularly funny or original) of
> paronomasia, the use of words that sound similar to other words, but
> have different meanings.
Which doesn't necessarily make it punny.
tho...@antispam.ham
Nightingale
True.
tho...@antispam.ham
>>>>>>> (note the pun on Handl!)
>>>>>> Who is "Handl", Cohen?
>>>>> Jacob Handl, also known as Jacobus Gallus. Slovenian composer,
>>>>> 1550-1591. He wrote a lot of church music - we've done some of his
>>>>> motets, which are great fun. Handel's Funeral Anthem is based on one of
>>>>> Handl's motets.
>>>> And how does that represent a pun, Nightingale?
>>> Why are you asking me?
>> Because you're the one who knows who "Handl" is, Nightingale.
>>> It's an example (although not particularly funny or original) of
>>> paronomasia, the use of words that sound similar to other words, but
>>> have different meanings.
>> Which doesn't necessarily make it punny.
> True.
Glad you agree.
Nightingale
:-)
Merry Christmas Tholen!
tho...@antispam.ham
>>>>>>>>> (note the pun on Handl!)
>>>>>>>> Who is "Handl", Cohen?
>>>>>>> Jacob Handl, also known as Jacobus Gallus. Slovenian composer,
>>>>>>> 1550-1591. He wrote a lot of church music - we've done some of his
>>>>>>> motets, which are great fun. Handel's Funeral Anthem is based on one of
>>>>>>> Handl's motets.
>>>>>> And how does that represent a pun, Nightingale?
>>>>> Why are you asking me?
>>>> Because you're the one who knows who "Handl" is, Nightingale.
>>>>> It's an example (although not particularly funny or original) of
>>>>> paronomasia, the use of words that sound similar to other words, but
>>>>> have different meanings.
>>>> Which doesn't necessarily make it punny.
>>> True.
>> Glad you agree.
> :-)
>
> Merry Christmas Tholen!
And a Happy New Year.
Peter J Ross
> Nightingale writes:
>>>> What does any of this have to do with Alaskan culture, Tholen?
>>> Also non sequitur.
>> Not really.
> Classic unsubstantiated and erroneous claim.
What do your erroneous claims of logical fallacies and lack of
substantiation have to do with any of the newsgroups to which you
crossposted them, Davey?
>> Did you look at all the groups Cohen added to the distribution?
> Yes; those added groups are also irrelevant to the original question.
You're erroneously presupposing that the question was an original one,
Davey.
PJ "Believe it or not, I actually missed the repetitive twit" R :-)
tho...@antispam.ham
>> Nightingale writes:
>>>>> What does any of this have to do with Alaskan culture, Tholen?
>>>> Also non sequitur.
>>> Not really.
>> Classic unsubstantiated and erroneous claim.
> What do your erroneous claims of logical fallacies and lack of
> substantiation have to do with any of the newsgroups to which you
> crossposted them,
You're erroneously presupposing that I made any "erroneous claims
of logical fallacis and lack of substantiation", Ross.
> Davey?
Who is "Davey", Ross? Still suffering from attribution problems?
>>> Did you look at all the groups Cohen added to the distribution?
>> Yes; those added groups are also irrelevant to the original question.
> You're erroneously presupposing that the question was an original one,
> Davey.
Who is "Davey", Ross? Still suffering from attribution problems?
> PJ "Believe it or not, I actually missed the repetitive twit" R :-)
What does that have to do with classical music, Ross?
Riain Y. Barton
"Nightingale" <si...@music.ca> wrote in message
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Ued
> The real COHEN did not add any groups, moron!
Top posters should be horse whipped.
Peter J Ross
> Peter J Ross writes:
>>>>> Susan Cohen writes:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> How great a height?
>>>>>>>>>>>> Oh, of course.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Perhaps, perhaps not.
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Classic unsubstantiated claim.
>>>>>>> Note: no response.
>>>>>>>>>>> Another unsubstantiated claim.
>>>>>>> Note: no response.
>>>>>>> Non sequitur.
>>>>> Non sequitur.
>>> Also non sequitur.
>> On your part, Davie.
On your part, Davikins.
Peter J Ross
> tho...@antispam.ham wrote:
>>>What does any of this have to do with Alaskan culture, Tholen?
>>
>> Also non sequitur.
> Not really. Did you look at all the groups Cohen added to the distribution?
Bad Susan! She'll be listed as one of the antagonist's [sic] if she
isn't careful!
Peter J Ross
> Nightingale writes:
>> True.
> Glad you agree.
What does your gladness have to do with old AT&T logos, Davie-boy?
tho...@antispam.ham
>> Nightingale writes:
>>>>>>>>> (note the pun on Handl!)
>>>>>>>> Who is "Handl", Cohen?
>>>>>>> Jacob Handl, also known as Jacobus Gallus. Slovenian composer,
>>>>>>> 1550-1591. He wrote a lot of church music - we've done some of his
>>>>>>> motets, which are great fun. Handel's Funeral Anthem is based on one of
>>>>>>> Handl's motets.
>>>>>> And how does that represent a pun, Nightingale?
>>>>> Why are you asking me?
>>>> Because you're the one who knows who "Handl" is, Nightingale.
>>>>> It's an example (although not particularly funny or original) of
>>>>> paronomasia, the use of words that sound similar to other words, but
>>>>> have different meanings.
>>>> Which doesn't necessarily make it punny.
>>> True.
>> Glad you agree.
> What does your gladness have to do with old AT&T logos,
Irrelevant, given that I never claimed that my gladness has anything
to do with AT&T logos, Ross.
> Davie-boy?
Who is "Davie-boy", Ross? Still suffering from attribution problems?
tho...@antispam.ham
>>>>>> Susan Cohen writes:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> How great a height?
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Oh, of course.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Perhaps, perhaps not.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Classic unsubstantiated claim.
>>>>>>>> Note: no response.
>>>>>>>>>>>> Another unsubstantiated claim.
>>>>>>>> Note: no response.
>>>>>>>> Non sequitur.
>>>>>> Non sequitur.
>>>> Also non sequitur.
>>> On your part, Davie.
> On your part,
> Davikins.
Who is "Davikins", Ross? Still suffering from attribution problems?
Peter J Ross
> Peter J Ross writes:
>>> Nightingale writes:
>>>>>> What does any of this have to do with Alaskan culture, Tholen?
>>>>> Also non sequitur.
>>>> Not really.
>>> Classic unsubstantiated and erroneous claim.
>> What do your erroneous claims of logical fallacies and lack of
>> substantiation have to do with any of the newsgroups to which you
>> crossposted them,
> You're erroneously presupposing that I made any "erroneous claims
> of logical fallacis and lack of substantiation", Ross.
>> Davey?
> Who is "Davey", Ross? Still suffering from attribution problems?
Classic avoidance of the question. No surprise, really.
>>>> Did you look at all the groups Cohen added to the distribution?
>>> Yes; those added groups are also irrelevant to the original question.
>> You're erroneously presupposing that the question was an original one,
>> Davey.
> Who is "Davey", Ross? Still suffering from attribution problems?
Davey is you, Davey. Still suffering from nickname denial?
>> PJ "Believe it or not, I actually missed the repetitive twit" R :-)
> What does that have to do with classical music, Ross?
Nothing whatsoever. Did I claim that it did?
PJR :-)
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<geo...@wtfiswrongwithyou.com> in accordance with The Prophecy
scribed:
>
>"DrPostman" <Lo...@mysig.foremail> wrote in message
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>> On Tue, 21 Dec 2004 06:09:33 +0000, george
>> <geo...@wtfiswrongwithyou.com> in accordance with The Prophecy
>> scribed:
>>
>>>On Tue, 21 Dec 2004 00:38:57 GMT, DrPostman <Lo...@mysig.foremail>
>>>wrote:
>>>
>>>>On Mon, 20 Dec 2004 07:32:34 -0500, <rgol...@bellsouth.net> in
>>>>accordance with The Prophecy scribed:
>>>>
>>>>>Read your tag line, ! put that tin foil hat back on!
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>It's a quote, you dolt. And it explains how stupid that suggestion
>>>>of yours is. Care to explain all those posts where you didn't
>>>>type a single word, kook?
>>>
>>>You're an anti-semite, aren't you? Don't ask me how I know.
>>
>>
>> You don't. Happy Chanukah!
>>
>
>You just responded to a spoof of me. Check the headers.
>
And?
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with The Prophecy scribed:
>Peter J Ross writes:
>> Davikins.
>
>Who is "Davikins", Ross? Still suffering from attribution problems?
Daymn Davikins, you are SO predictable.
Why is that?
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<geo...@wtfiswrongwithyou.com> in accordance with The Prophecy
scribed:
>Radovitch, you've been turned into your ISP.
Wow, that's quite a magic trick. Why didn't you turn him
into a rabbit like usual?
DrPostman
in accordance with The Prophecy scribed:
>The real COHEN did not add any groups, moron!
Nothing on usenet is real, you top posting moron.
Susan Cohen
> On Tue, 21 Dec 2004 10:15:16 GMT, "george"
> <geo...@wtfiswrongwithyou.com> in accordance with The Prophecy
> scribed:
>
>
> >Radovitch, you've been turned into your ISP.
>
> Wow, that's quite a magic trick. Why didn't you turn him
> into a rabbit like usual?
Susan
Susan Cohen
> "Not Susan Cohen" <flab...@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1103641015.4...@c13g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...>
> > Is he always that rude? Or does he have issues with women?
> > Or Jews?
>
> As I have pointed out on more than one occasion: bigots project.
> Here is a classic exampole
>
> Susan (from verizon.net; accept no substitutes)
Exampole? Your poor spelling gives you away again Radovitch.
Susan
Susan Cohen
> Susan Cohen writes:
>
[snip]
> >>>>>>>>> Really? I didn't know that! I wonder why?
>
> >>>>>>>> Improvements in the ability to measure elevations.
>
> >>>>>>> Oh, of course.
>
> >>>>>> Good to see you comprehend that.
>
> >>>>> Well, its not like anyone couldn't. What with all the modern
> >>>>> technology we have today, its not hard to be more accurate.
>
> >>>> Nor is it hard to think of that before wondering why.
>
> >>>>>>>>>>> And wasn't she a Jew-hating bigot?
>
> >>>>>>>>>> Irrelevant to the question asked.
>
> >>>>>>>>> Perhaps, perhaps not.
>
> >>>>>>>> Classic unsubstantiated claim.
>
> >>>>>>> I don't see why?
>
> >>>>>> Where do you see the alleged substantiation?
>
> >>>>> And what are you implying by that remark?
>
> >>>> You're erroneously presupposing that I'm implying something by
that
> >>>> remark. Rather, I'm asking where you see the alleged
substantiation.
>
> >> Note: no response.
>
> > That's right. I made no response.
>
> Because there is no substantiation to which you can point, Cohen.
Your statement makes absolutely *no* sense to me. Can you explain
what you mean by it?
> > Its clear you're very observant.
>
> And it's clear that you are not very observant, because you don't
> see why it's valid to note that your claim is unsubstantiated, Cohen.
My but you do have a very arrogant attitude. Are you always this rude?
> > So, were you expecting a response?
>
> I was expecting an admission that your claim is unsubstantiated,
> Cohen.
Why should I admit to anything when you arrogantly make unjustified
remarks like that. Exactly *who* do you think you are?
> > I would have thought from your
> > attitude and condescending remarks that you wouldn't welcome one.
>
> You're erroneously presupposing that I made any condescending
remarks,
> Cohen. That's rather ironic, coming from someone who has completely
> strayed from the topic and brought up anti-semitism.
There you go again.
> > Or you would find some way to dismiss it. See below.
>
> Classic spin-doctoring. I call it finding some way to NOT stray from
> the topic, which happens to be music that makes you feel like you
> climbed a great height and gazed down, Cohen. Check the subject
line.
My! You are very dismissive, aren't you?
> >>>>> So white Americans of that generation never referred to
> >>>>> negros as niggers or coons, never made them sit at the
> >>>>> back of the bus and didn't practice segregation.
>
> >>>> Non sequitur; you were making claims about anti-semitism. Do
try to
> >>>> stick to one subject at a time, Cohen.
>
> >> Note: no response.
>
> > The same attitude and condecension again.
>
> Classic unsubstantiated and erroneous claim.
There you go again. What *is* your problem?
> > And why should I stick to one subject at a time?
>
> Why shouldn't you? Apparently because you have nothing valid to
> contribute to that subject. After all, you have yet to say anything
> about music that makes you feel like you climbed a great height and
> gazed down.
The original poster asked that not me. And, as it turns out,
they are some sort of troll. Do you wish people to reply to trolls?
> > Can't you handle more than one?
>
> Obviously you can't count either, Cohen, otherwise you would have
> noticed multiple responses from me in multiple threads with different
> subjects, which clearly indicates that I can handle more than one at
> a time, but I can stick to the subject in each thread.
Talk about spin-doctoring. But you appear not to be able to cope
with more than one in one post.
> > (note the pun on Handl!)
>
> Who is "Handl", Cohen?
So you don't know much about classical music?
> >>>>> Next you'll be denying the Holocaust.
>
> >>>> Illogical, given that "Most American caucasians" were not
involved in
> >>>> the Holocaust, which took place in Germany. Your history is
deficient.
> >>>> And it still has nothing to do with the question asked, which
involves
> >>>> music that makes one feel like gazing down after a great height
has been
> >>>> climbed, Cohen.
>
> >>> Your name, Tholen, is German isn't it?
>
> >> Non sequitur.
>
> > And what do you mean by that?
>
> I mean that your question does not logically follow in a discussion
> about music that makes you feel like you climbed a great height and
> gazed down, Cohen.
No, but it does follow from my previous remarks and your responses.
Why do you continue to elude the question?
> > Why are you trying to avoid the question
> > by hiding behind silly remarks like that.
>
> How ironic, coming from someone who has consistently avoided the
question
You see, there you go again!
> about music that makes you feel like you climbed a great height and
gazed
> down, choosing instead to hide behind silly remarks about "Most
American
> caucasians" being involved in the Holocaust.
You are making that claim, not me. I said most American cacasians of
that era were bigoted and racist. The Holocaust did not occur in that
era anyway.
> > You are obvious a man.
>
> Non sequitur.
Why?
> > A very shallow and small-minded man.
>
> Also non sequitur, to go with unsubstantiated and erroneous.
My, you are a very strange creature.
Susan
Susan Cohen
> On Tuesday 21 December, tho...@antispam.ham wrote in
alt.fan.art-bell:
>
>
> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> strauss's alpine symphony.
> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>
> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> what else?
>
> >>>>>>>>>>>>> America, the Beautiful. After all, Katherine Bates did
> >>>>>>>>>>>>> climb a great height and gazed down when she came up
> >>>>>>>>>>>>> with the words.
>
> >>>>>>>>>>>> How great a height?
>
> >>>>>>>>>>> 14,110 feet above sea level, but only about 9,000 feet
> >>>>>>>>>>> above the flat terrain to the east. [N.B. the elevation
> >>>>>>>>>>> for the summit of Pike's Peak was recently revised upward
> >>>>>>>>>>> a few feet.]
>
>
> >>>>>>>>> Improvements in the ability to measure elevations.
>
> >>>>>>>> Oh, of course.
>
> >>>>>>> Good to see you comprehend that.
>
> >>>>>> Well, its not like anyone couldn't. What with all the modern
> >>>>>> technology we have today, its not hard to be more accurate.
>
> >>>>> Nor is it hard to think of that before wondering why.
>
> >>>>>>>>>>>> And wasn't she a Jew-hating bigot?
>
> >>>>>>>>>>> Irrelevant to the question asked.
>
> >>>>>>>>>> Perhaps, perhaps not.
>
> >>>>>>>>> Classic unsubstantiated claim.
>
> >>>>>>>> I don't see why?
>
> >>>>>>> Where do you see the alleged substantiation?
>
> >>>>>> And what are you implying by that remark?
>
> >>>>> You're erroneously presupposing that I'm implying something by
that
> >>>>> remark. Rather, I'm asking where you see the alleged
substantiation.
>
> >>> Note: no response.
>
> >> That's right. I made no response.
>
> > Because there is no substantiation to which you can point, Cohen.
>
>
> > And it's clear that you are not very observant, because you don't
> > see why it's valid to note that your claim is unsubstantiated,
Cohen.
>
>
> > I was expecting an admission that your claim is unsubstantiated,
> > Cohen.
>
> >> attitude and condescending remarks that you wouldn't welcome one.
>
> > You're erroneously presupposing that I made any condescending
remarks,
> > Cohen. That's rather ironic, coming from someone who has
completely
> > strayed from the topic and brought up anti-semitism.
>
>
> > Classic spin-doctoring. I call it finding some way to NOT stray
from
> > the topic, which happens to be music that makes you feel like you
> > climbed a great height and gazed down, Cohen. Check the subject
line.
>
> >>>>>>>> were anti-semitic and/or generally racist.
>
> >>>>>>> Another unsubstantiated claim.
>
> >>>>>> negros as niggers or coons, never made them sit at the
> >>>>>> back of the bus and didn't practice segregation.
>
> >>>>> Non sequitur; you were making claims about anti-semitism. Do
try to
> >>>>> stick to one subject at a time, Cohen.
>
> >>> Note: no response.
>
> >> The same attitude and condecension again.
>
> > Classic unsubstantiated and erroneous claim.
>
>
> > Why shouldn't you? Apparently because you have nothing valid to
> > contribute to that subject. After all, you have yet to say
anything
> > about music that makes you feel like you climbed a great height and
> > gazed down.
>
>
> > Obviously you can't count either, Cohen, otherwise you would have
> > noticed multiple responses from me in multiple threads with
different
> > subjects, which clearly indicates that I can handle more than one
at
> > a time, but I can stick to the subject in each thread.
>
>
> > Who is "Handl", Cohen?
>
>
> >>>>> Illogical, given that "Most American caucasians" were not
involved in
> >>>>> the Holocaust, which took place in Germany. Your history is
deficient.
> >>>>> And it still has nothing to do with the question asked, which
involves
> >>>>> music that makes one feel like gazing down after a great height
has been
> >>>>> climbed, Cohen.
>
> >>>> Your name, Tholen, is German isn't it?
>
> >>> Non sequitur.
>
> >> And what do you mean by that?
>
> > I mean that your question does not logically follow in a discussion
> > about music that makes you feel like you climbed a great height and
> > gazed down, Cohen.
>
> >> by hiding behind silly remarks like that.
>
> > How ironic, coming from someone who has consistently avoided the
question
gazed
> > down, choosing instead to hide behind silly remarks about "Most
American
> > caucasians" being involved in the Holocaust.
>
>
> > Non sequitur.
>
>
> > Also non sequitur, to go with unsubstantiated and erroneous.
>
Don't the Rockies extend into Alaska? There's the great heights.
Did the Eskimos ever create their own form of music?
Susan
Susan Cohen
> Peter J Ross writes:
>
> >> Susan Cohen writes:
> >>> You are obvious a man.
>
> >> Non sequitur.
>
> >>> A very shallow and small-minded man.
>
> >> Also non sequitur, to go with unsubstantiated and erroneous.
>
> > What does any of this have to do with Alaskan culture, Tholen?
>
My! You are indeed a very, very strange creature.
Susan
Susan Cohen
> The real COHEN did not add any groups, moron!
Thank you, Riain. There seem to be quite a few kooks around.
No wonder they call it the silly season.
Susan
Susan Cohen
> On Tuesday 21 December, Nightingale wrote in alt.usenet.kooks:
>
> > tho...@antispam.ham wrote:
> >>>What does any of this have to do with Alaskan culture, Tholen?
> >>
> >> Also non sequitur.
>
> > Not really. Did you look at all the groups Cohen added to the
distribution?
>
> Bad Susan! She'll be listed as one of the antagonist's [sic] if she
> isn't careful!
What do you mean by *that*?
Susan
Susan Cohen
> tho...@antispam.ham wrote:
> >>(note the pun on Handl!)
> >
> >
> > Who is "Handl", Cohen?
> >
>
> 1550-1591. He wrote a lot of church music - we've done some of his
> motets, which are great fun. Handel's Funeral Anthem is based on one
of
> Handl's motets.
Thank you, Nightingale. I'm beginning to suspect this Tholen person
is some kind of troll. Or is he/she not quite right in the head?
Susan
Peter J Ross
> Peter J Ross writes:
>>>>>>> Susan Cohen writes:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> How great a height?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Oh, of course.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Perhaps, perhaps not.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Classic unsubstantiated claim.
>>>>>>>>> Note: no response.
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Another unsubstantiated claim.
>>>>>>>>> Note: no response.
>>>>>>>>> Non sequitur.
>>>>>>> Non sequitur.
>>>>> Also non sequitur.
>>>> On your part, Davie.
>> On your part,
Repetitive.
>> Davikins.
> Who is "Davikins", Ross? Still suffering from attribution problems?
Davikins is you, Davikins. Still suffering from question-answering
problems?
Susan Cohen
> tho...@antispam.ham wrote:
>
> > Nightingale writes:
> >
> >
> >>>>(note the pun on Handl!)
> >
> >
> >>>Who is "Handl", Cohen?
> >
> >
> >>1550-1591. He wrote a lot of church music - we've done some of his
> >>motets, which are great fun. Handel's Funeral Anthem is based on
one of
> >>Handl's motets.
> >
> >
> > And how does that represent a pun, Nightingale?
> >
>
> Why are you asking me?
He/she does seem rather silly, don't they, Nightingale?
> It's an example (although not particularly funny or original) of
> paronomasia, the use of words that sound similar to other words, but
> have different meanings.
Yes, it wasn't particularly funny. People say puns never are.
Just as well I didn't mention *hiding* and *haydn*.
Susan
Susan Cohen
And what what does that have to do with this thread? (Since you are the
one who pedantically asked me that, I feel I have right to do likewise)
Susan
Peter J Ross
> Peter J Ross writes:
>>> Nightingale writes:
>>>> True.
>>> Glad you agree.
What does your erroneous claim of irrelevance have to do with the
culture of Israel, Davy-duckles?
>> Davie-boy?
> Who is "Davie-boy", Ross? Still suffering from attribution problems?
No, it's you, Davie-boy. Still suffering from Bartlo Syndrome?
Susan Cohen
> Susan Cohen(?) writes:
> >> >>>>>>>> Irrelevant to the question asked.
> >> >>>>>>> Perhaps, perhaps not.
> >> >>>>>> Classic unsubstantiated claim.
> >> >>>>> I don't see why?
> >> >>>> Where do you see the alleged substantiation?
> >> >>> And what are you implying by that remark?
> >> >> You're erroneously presupposing that I'm implying something by
> > that
> >> >> remark. Rather, I'm asking where you see the alleged
> > substantiation.
> >> Note: no response.
> > So, were you expecting a response?
>
No, I haven't. But thanks for asking.
So what is it with that "Tholen" person anyway?
>
> > I would have thought from your
> > attitude and condescending remarks that you wouldn't welcome one.
> > Or you would find some way to dismiss it. See below.
> >
> >
> >
> >> >>>>> Most American caucasians of that generation
> >> >>>>> were anti-semitic and/or generally racist.
> >> >>>> Another unsubstantiated claim.
> >> >>> So white Americans of that generation never referred to
> >> >>> negros as niggers or coons, never made them sit at the
> >> >>> back of the bus and didn't practice segregation.
> >> >> Non sequitur; you were making claims about anti-semitism. Do
try
> > to
> >> >> stick to one subject at a time, Cohen.
> >> Note: no response.
> > The same attitude and condecension again. And why should I
> > stick to one subject at a time? Can't you handle more than one?
> > (note the pun on Handl!)
> >
>
> Pretty lame. Bach to trolling, which seems to be your main talent.
Well, I wouldn't claim it was brilliant. And I'm not a troll, thank
you.
>
> >> >>> Next you'll be denying the Holocaust.
> >> >> Illogical, given that "Most American caucasians" were not
involved
> > in
> >> >> the Holocaust, which took place in Germany. Your history is
> > deficient.
> >> >> And it still has nothing to do with the question asked, which
> > involves
> >> >> music that makes one feel like gazing down after a great height
> > has been
> >> >> climbed, Cohen.
> >> > Your name, Tholen, is German isn't it?
>
> There's actually a town called Tholen - I think it's in the
Netherlands.
Oh, so he/she might be originally from there?
>
> >> Non sequitur.
> > And what do you mean by that?
>
> Latin phrase meaning, "It does not follow." The characteristic
feature
> of arguments that fail to provide adequate support for their
> conclusions, especially those that commit one of the fallacies of
> relevance.
Yes, I *do* know what it means. I just didn't understand what that
Tholen person meant by it in that context. Are they always looking
for arguments?
> > Why are you trying to avoid the question
> > by hiding behind silly remarks like that.
>
> LOL! Ironic coming from somebody who is avoiding questions asked of
her.
What do you mean, Nightingale? I wasn't avoiding anything. I just felt
that Tholen didn't really expect a response. What with their arrogant
attitude and all. I also notice that this Tholen person avoids
answering
too. So we would only end up going around in circles.
Susan Cohen
> Hey. Cohen. Whether the original or the forger. Have you ever had
> something to say about classical music? or New York City transit?
Have you, Daniels? Your *preference* seems to be to utter obscenities.
>
> No.
I thought so.
>
> Quit crossposting.
After you.
Susan
>
> Susan Cohen wrote:
> >
> > Normally, I would suspect that Daniels is just egging on the
forger, but it
> > could really be stupidity on his part.
> >
> > Susan (from verizon.net: accept no substitutes)
> >
> > "Susan Cohen" <flab...@gmail.com> wrote in message
> > news:1103641324....@c13g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> > > Peter T. Daniels wrote:
> > >> Susan Cohen wrote:
> > >> >
> > > [snip]
> > >> > > Come, Susan! Oi! Don't fail us. Isn't EVERYONE a jew-hating
> > > bigot?
> > >> > Don't get *me* started, Leon.
> > >>
> > >> If you're _going_ to get started, then get the fuck out of
r.m.c.
> > >> --
> > >> Peter T. Daniels gram...@att.net
> > >
> > > And that's just the sort of response I have come to expect from
> > > you Daniels. And you wonder why you have so few friends.
> --
> Peter T. Daniels gram...@att.net
Matthew Fields
"flabbyass"? Your overzealous ad hominem gives you away again.
--
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Nightingale
> one who pedantically asked me that, I feel I have right to do likewise)
> Susan
Are you always such a pain?
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